Roy Keane goes

[WATFORD zero]

would be a cracking appointment for any aspiring Premier League Club.

But not an existing premier one with 60M to spend ?

 

[Smythe]

I wonder how long it will be before Paul Ince joins him as an out of work manager and ex Man U player and one of Fergies old boys.

 

[Jim D]

Then Steve Bruce and possibly Mark Hughes?

 

[Mellotron]

Seems a bit of a quitter old Keano, what with the Ireland World Cup furore and now this.

Couldn't stand him as a player, but had gained some respect for him as a manager. Now not so sure.

 

[Marc]

shit manager who got lucky with promotion, Ince will be next then Hughes once Morinho (sp?!) signs!

 

[strings]

Not sure how he got lucky with promotion. Didn't he take them over when they were pretty much bottom of the league and get them promoted as champions?

 

[Scotty Mac]

Not sure how he got lucky with promotion. Didn't he take them over when they were pretty much bottom of the league and get them promoted as champions?

he took over from niall quinn though, who himself admitted he didnt have a clue what he was doing - there was no way that side should have been bottom of the league

at the end of the day, he has spent the 8th largest amount of money out of any club in world football this season. and its not like its even been on quality players - £8m on anton ferdinand being a prime example

 

[Pavilionaire]

Keane is overly self-critical and needs to stop beating himself up about stuff. If he has a future in management he needs a decent assistant who can diffuse the tensions.

In some ways he's like a Brian Clough in need of a Peter Taylor.

 

[Paxton Dazo]

Why you copying my thread for?

 

[countrygull]

Keane is overly self-critical and needs to stop beating himself up about stuff. If he has a future in management he needs a decent assistant who can diffuse the tensions.

In some ways he's like a Brian Clough in need of a Peter Taylor.

Who the hell is going to do that job? I imagine he must be a very difficult bloke to work with. And that's without mentioning the beard....

 

[Kev_England]

A complete and utter TWAT

Roy Keane walked out on his own country in the 2002 world cup. Why should anyone be surprised by him quitting Sunderland?
He's a quitter, a loser, and I for one am glad I dont have to listen to his shit anymore during the premier league highlights show.

 

[Icy Gull]

yeh i think he will be manager of man utd once fergie goes! however the way he drops people for no reasons wont do him well with big names at man utd

Oh good, then Man U will become shit just like they were when Busby quit and they had to wait for 20 odd years to get another decent manager

Keane is a shit manager, with 60 million spent his team should not be in the bottom 3. There is no excuse for that, except if you're not very good at your job.

 

[Icy Gull]

I wonder how long it will be before Paul Ince joins him as an out of work manager and ex Man U player and one of Fergies old boys.

Blackburn's relegation will make sure he doesn't get anywhere near United. I must admit my dream scenario would be Ince and Keane at United

 

[Pavilionaire]

Who the hell is going to do that job? I imagine he must be a very difficult bloke to work with. And that's without mentioning the beard....

Ok, here's one name for you - Denis Irwin. Former club and country teammates.

There's loads of candidates who make good No.2s but don't quite have what it takes to be a top grade manager, i.e. Brian Kidd, Joe Jordan. Keane with any of those would be a much better manager.

 

[Don Quixote]

Will He Cut His Beard For Fucks Sake!?

 

[dennis]

Me thinks he will be in charge at Notts Forest within 7 days, strong rumours that Calderwood is getting the sack and Sam Allardyce will take over but I reckon Keane will go to Forest and Allardyce will go to Sunderland.

I think the beard will remain at Sunderland for a further seven days before joining Keane at Notts Forest as part of his back room.

 

[Beach Hut]

Typical, just like Keegan the going gets tough and the tough get going